Thoughtful Use of Compression: The How’s (and How Not’s)
By Justin Matley You’ve edited your audio to precision. You’ve EQ’d it to meticulous consistency. Now what? When it comes to many audio sources,
Camerawork and Post-Production
Give Yourself an Exit Strategy in Post-Production Written By Jared Isham One thing that is frequently left out of the camera work discussion is how
Post-Production: Tips & Tricks for a Director
Post-Production: Tips & Tricks for a Director Written by Marco Schleicher, MA The post-production is a highly important stage of filmmaking and I have the
Tricks for Working with Troubled Green Screen
Tricks for Working with Troubled Green Screen Written By Lee Lanier Working with green screen is a common task when it comes to VFX compositing.
Getting Through Post: Post Haste
Cutting room photo. Crystal Lee (pictured left) in “Break Even” (2020) directed by Shane Stanley. Getting Through Post Post Haste Written by Shane Stanley
Adapting Your Video to TikTok
Written By Bart Weiss For my new project “Fire Bones”, we wanted to put some snippets of the film on TikTok to promote the
How an Editor Should Cut an Actor’s Performance
Photo by Ilya Shishikhin. Follow Instagram @shish_ph. How an Editor Should Cut an Actor’s Performance Written By Dustin Morrow When I’m cutting the
Post Sound Workflow for Animation
(Pictured: Justin working in his home studio.) Post Sound Workflow for Animation Written By Justin Matley Generally speaking, post sound, and re-recording mixing
How to Set Up Your Edit Workstation
Pictured above: Shane Stanley’s edit bay. How to Set Up Your Edit Workstation: 3 Important Things Written by Shane Stanley When I prepare
Editing Structure: Avoid Over-Cutting
Above photo taken by Jakob Owens. www.directorjakobowens.com Follow IG @jakobowens Written by Richard D. Pepperman It has been more than a decade, and